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So you say you don't understand why tax policy always favors the wealthy? (Original Post) WhoIsNumberNone Jun 2013 OP
I wonder what it would be exclusive of their salaries dsc Jun 2013 #1
On average -according to Slate- $174,000 a year WhoIsNumberNone Jun 2013 #4
I also have to say that poorer doesn't necessarily mean better dsc Jun 2013 #2
And probably most of those bottom 80%ers are the noobs WhoIsNumberNone Jun 2013 #6
The Golden Rule: Them that has the gold makes the rules. hobbit709 Jun 2013 #3
It's not how much they have. dawg Jun 2013 #5

dsc

(52,160 posts)
2. I also have to say that poorer doesn't necessarily mean better
Sun Jun 23, 2013, 11:43 AM
Jun 2013

Joe Walsh was quite poor as is Rene Elmers. I would vastly prefer to have a Kennedy scion than either of them in Congress.

WhoIsNumberNone

(7,875 posts)
6. And probably most of those bottom 80%ers are the noobs
Sun Jun 23, 2013, 11:47 AM
Jun 2013

Usually being a member of Congress does wonders for your finances after a couple of terms.

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